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SMS Contest Tutorial Entries
We’re off to a great start with our SMS Tutorial Contest! Enjoy these entries and learn how to enter your own tutorial here. Four winners will receive a $25 gift certificate to Sew,Mama,Sew!
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Crochet Hook Case ~ Tracy |
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Reversible Napkin Set with Matching Pouch, |
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Maternity Belly Band ~ Christy |
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How much binding do I need? ~ Maria |
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Waffle Cone ~ Hannah |
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Freezer Paper Piecing ~ Terri |
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Stitching Folder ~ Linda |
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Wonky Log Cabin Block ~ Jacquie |
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Travel Tissue Holder ~ Min |
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Pin-tucked Strip Piecing ~ Charity |
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Grandma’s Needlebook ~ Charity |
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Vintage Baby Shoe Pincushion ~ Charity |
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Sewing Bag ~ Diane |
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Everything Bag ~ Erin |
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How to add a “Peeper” ~ Peg |
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Circle Quilt ~ Whitney |
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Sit Upon ~ Em |
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Double Pointed Needle Holder ~ Ruth |
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Shadow Appliqué ~ Charity |
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Skirt from Jeans ~ Christy |
*If you don’t see a tutorial here that you submitted before noon on April 9th, please resend your link (sometimes spam filters make emails disappear!). When we receive your entry we always send a confirmation email within a few days.
Wow, lots of great tutes! So excited to give these a try.
Don’t you just love that baby shoe pincushion! Lots of great tutorials…so little time!
yippee! thank you so much, sewmamasew, for including me in your links!
There are already so many great tutorials. I can’t wait to try a few of these.
Those are some awesome tutorials!
Thanks for organizing this. I just love to collect tutorials for someday projects.
Wonderful tutorials. Thank you everybody for sharing your ideas.
Wow! So many great tutes to go read. Thanks, Sew, Mama, Sew!
Thanks to all for these awesome tutorials. I can’y wait to try some of them!
I am so excited about all of the great tutorials! The belly band is great!
The stiching folder tutorial is fantastic. Very detailed. I need to do this one. I have the perfect fabric for it.
lots of good stuff! thanks!!!!
The stitching folder is awesome
Lot’s of great ideas here , thanks .
What a great collection of tutorials. Thank you for posting all of these.
Great tutorials! Thanks for including my napkins tutorial link too
What great tutorials…you are all so talented.
Lisa
Some fun projects here! I’m definitely gonna try that everything bag… and the crochet hook case would make a perfect gift for mom… and the pintuck piecing looks fun!
Thank you!
Wow! How wonderful…….Where to begin?
Really excited about the belly band. So easy and so useful. Wish I’d seen that one a year ago.
I’m so going to try the belly band with my next baby. And I want to know what a “peeper” is! So many cool projects.
What wonderful tutorials!!! Thank you!
I laughed so hard at the vacuumqueen blog, and i am excited to cover up some travel tissue…and other things that are kicking around in my purse. and when i am pregnant again, i think i will be making a belly band…
I love the handbag projects. I can always use a few new bags!
i wish i had more time to make all this projects!
I want to make every single one of these items! I’m digging through my stash right now to make the everything bag.
I am completely in love with that tote bag by Kerri. All of the tutorials are fantastic!
my praises to all of you. thank you for your hard work. i wish i could have gotten it together to post a tutorial…but i love them all, especially the napkins with matching bag! i’ve been meaning to start a set soon! thanks so much.
I love the needlebook! I’m going to have to give it a try tonight
what neat ideas. i better get working!
I love the belly band so easy and useful also the circle quilt
I’ve been looking for a crochet hook/knitting needle case…these are great ideas!
This is where I get my sewing inspiration. There are so many neat things to try!
these are all so inspiring! the maternity belly band is an interesting idea -I’m going to have to try it! Some maternity shirts that I have gotten aren’t as long as I would like (they need to cover the unsightly band!!:) so that should solve the problem! Thank you!!
These are all so great – lots of projects just got added to my “wish I had time to do these” list – as well as good ideas on how to put my own tutorial together. I especially loved the Sewing Bag Diane – and have you bookmarked at the TOP of my list!
Love the wonky log cabin. I think its the fabric that does it for me!!
Off to a great start! I’m pretty sure I’ll have an Everything Bag by Sunday evening
I love these projects! They’re so gorgeous and fun!
I love Maria’s ‘How much binding do I need?’ tutorial. I was always wondering how to figure that out! Thanks so much.
I love Erin’s Everything Bag.
All of the tutorials are wonderful. I enjoyed the “peeper” because I had never heard of it before. What a way to make your quilt “pop”!
Oooh! I need to make some of those belly bands for my sister! Thanks for sharing ladies!
So many helpful tutorials. I know I can use just about every one of them ^-^ The crochet hook case and the tote bag will be the ones I get the most use out of. Oh wait. That maternity band is good for those of us with longer torsos in this short top/low rise pants world too……..
Thanks so much for sharing them all!
I am making the napkins this weekend. I remember making “sit-upons” in girl scouts when I was young. Ours weren’t quite that nice!
Great tutorials! I always enjoy your blog.
I’m going to need one of those maternity belly bands in a few months!
Thanks for all the fun tutorials!
I’ve bookmarked the tissue holder tutorial and the How much binding do I need tutorial. I’m sure I’ll come back to this post when I need gift ideas.
Terri’s is a great tutorial. I think its a wonderful opportunity for women to help women by sharing tutorials.
Love the sit upon. Thanks.
very cool – the ‘everything bag’ is first on my list of things to try!
I wish I had that tute for the belly band 5 months ago!! I could have saved a lot of money, and had bands in cuter colors than white, black, and tan.
But I can make some for my preggo best friend now, and who knows! Maybe I’ll someday need them myself again. Thanks!
Wow, these tutorials are all so great! I love all the bags…
Great ideas, and great blogs too! I’m definitely adding a “peeper” to my next quilt, and I love the napkins + pouch as a hostess gift.
Thanks for all the great tutorials. How cute is that waffle cone?!
Gah– they are all great patterns and tutorials. I’m fond of the wonky log cabin for it’s uniqueness and how much binding do I need for its all around greatness!! Wonderful tutorials!
I adore the everything bag!!!
I think I’ll be making the everything bag first! I think it would be perfect for a teacher gift!
Love the napkin set tutorial especially, but there are so many good ones!
I love the reversible napkins.
I love the totebag tutorial! Very well done. I also love the pintuck piecing material tutorial.
Can’t wait to give many of these a look and shot! Just specifically checked out the shadowed appliqué and I can’t wait to do that… I’ve not taken the appliqué plunge yet but that tut made it enticing!
WOW! So many great tutorials… I’ve bookmarked so many of them to try!
What a great collection of ideas!
I actually MADE the baby shoe pin cushion, with my own baby shoe, I might add. It looks soooo cute sitting right here in my worktable.
I am really looking forward to make a tote and an everything bag. I have really been on a kick with bags lately!
Oh my goodness! So many great tutes! Where shall I begin?
Thank you everyone for sharing their ideas! So much inspiration!
What great tuts! Thanks to every single one of you who contributed. It is very nice finding solutions to problems here better than having to solve them all by myself!
there are some great ideas! I really appreciate the maternity belly band since these are the things that stores love to charge for but are so easy and inexpensive to make!
thanks everyone.
I really love the ribbon ties on the crochet hook case. I’ve been wanting to make a couple of these but was unsure of how I would have them close. This is so much prettier than plain buttons like I was going to do.
great tutorials, can’t wait to get started on anew project, thanks for the inspirations!!!
You guys always pick such great tutorials to show us. Keep up the great work!!!
I just looked at this link this morning and bookmarked it as one of my favorites for easy access. There are so many projects on here I want to do! I love the belly band tut, I have a couple of friends that would love this idea.
So many tutorials, so little time… the two that jump out though are the maternity belly band (I’ll be needing one soon!) and the how much binding, because I’ll soon be tackling my first quilt.
So many great things! But oh my gosh, that waffle cone is too too funny! Don’t know if I’m quite talented enough to make that, but I’m sure going to try.
With baby number 2 on the way and no clothes to fit into, I have to give the belly band a try!
I love to see the belly band, my sister is pregnant and wants one of these, maybe I can make her a few!
I love the sit-upon and the freezer paper piecing!
So Inventive and inspiring.
Thanks for having this great contest.
Man…these are too cool. Not good motivation clean the house when there are all these fun tuts to try!
Love the tutorials. I think the everything bag will be one of my next projects!
lots of great tutorials! now i have more fun stuff on my to do list
Love them all! Hopefully I can use that Maternity Belly Band soon!……Trying to get pregnant! All of them are wonderful! Great job!
You’ve added to the giant list of things I want to make — I love the everything bag and the sewing bag, and who wouldn’t rather have travel tissues in a pretty little case instead of that awful plastic that rips and won’t stay shut. And I’m all about quilting these days and love the wonky log cabin block!
I love that wonky log cabin block! It’s refreshing and fun and it makes me want to make some of those blocks right now!
Oh I love the peeper! I did that on one quilt next to the binding but I love the idea of putting it next to a border. I am already plotting which quilt-in-progress I can incorporate this into…
I will definitely be trying that binding tutorial, thanks!
Oh some good tutorials! That “how much binding” tutorial could really come in handy!
Wow, so many wonderful tutorials! I think one I might try is the belly band, as I’m about 5 months pregnant.
Wow! What a great collection of tutorials. I need to watch them all.
I seriously need to have a go at the tote bag. I’ve been lax in sewing lately. Nothing has seemed to move me. But I do need a new bag to pack the kids things along in. I think this one looks perfect!
What’s a “peeper”?
I really like the fabric on the anything bag. The maternity band is a must for my next baby. I love these tutorials! I just started sewing and the pictures and directions are so easy to follow. Thanks!
Another page from Sew, Mama, Sew to add to my bookmarks. I think I’ll start with the wonky log cabin…
Perfect, i was looking for a needle case tut!
It is simply fantastic to have all of these awesome tutorials in one place! Thanks!
I am loving the rolls – crochet hook case and anything that holds tools. They are practical for everyone~
All the tutorials are great. I can’t wait to try the everything bag.
Great tutorials! I plan on starting with the travel tissue holder for some Mother’s Day presents. Then I’ll move on to the everything bag for myself….
The reversible napkins and pouch will make great gifts..enjoyed all the tutorials. Thanks to all for sharing and inspiring us!
I LOVE the “how much binding do I need” tutorial. This is great! I NEVER know how much to use.
How Much Binding Do I Need is an answer to my prayers….especially the link for the square root conversion.
Great tutorials! I don’t know where to start…but it might have to be the crochet hook case
Oh man, that Everything Bag is perfect in it’s simplicity! I love it
The Tote Bag Tutorial is wonderful! And very timely, as I need to make some for an upcoming book sale. Must have pretty bags to carry all my booky finds!
LOVE THE BELLY BAND!
Love, Love Love Linda’s Stitching Journal…. I need to make my daughter one of the crochet hook rolls. She would really get use of that.
The Tote Bag Tutorials are great: detailed, but not simplistic.
Helps the environment.
From a fellow Canuck too!
Kathryn
I love all the great ideas here. I really loved the pintucking tutorial. Now, if I can just muster the patience and time to do a project. Ahhh…..
the first round of tutorials are great! I’m especially looking forward to trying the sewing bag, the wonky log cabin, the belly band and the stitching folder. 2 of my sister-in-laws are expecting and the belly band would make a great gift. The stitching folder will be great to put my ideas into one spot and the wonky log cabin block just looks fun. Great job. I look forward to the next round!!1
I was readying the spiffy pin tucking tutorial. She talked about ripping the fabric into strips: “Rip your fabric strips in varying widths and approximately the same length.” Is it as scary as it sounds? I’ve always cut my fabric – so this is new to me. I don’t have a serger – but that looks so cool!
Love all the tutorials. I love the napkin set. Perfect hostess gift. I have all the tutorials on my to do list!
I love the reversible napkin tutorial and am going to try it this weekend. Thank you!
I LOVE these tutorials – so much so, that I made my own and submitted it lol! Everyone has done such a great job making things clear and easy to understand. Thank you for doing this tutorial contest!
I wish I’d seen the belly band tutorial before I got too far along in my pregnancy to use one! The double pointed needle holder looks great too!
I can’t wait to try the “wonky log cabin” block. I absolutely love the examples she has on the page!
Wow! I am so excited to try quite a few of these Tutorials. I especially like the tote bag, I am thinking about making a slightly smaller version as a purse, and a larger one for my homeschooling ‘bookbag”. I am, although not a grandma, going to make myself a grandmas needle bag, how handy is that! Thank you soooo much for the great ideas. I now have a huge to do list, .
thanks again
Katy
As a knitter first and foremost I’m going to have to go with the DPN case as my fave.
I love Kerri’s tote bag–especially what she does with the handles. It’s perfect for a bag I’ve been working on that I wasn’t sure what do with the handles. But I think I might follow her tutorial for another bag as well.
The quilt binding one is quite useful as well.
Great tutes!!!!
Love the wonky log cabin tutorial — it’s probably the most complete explanation I’ve seen. Plus, the quilt looks great!!
the “how much binding do i need” tutorial is so useful! great idea.
A sewing bag is exactly what I need to keep organized!
I love tutorials! Almost everything I make (being a newbie) has been from a tutorial by different incredibly talented crafters. Someday I hope to be able to make up my own stuff, but until then keep the tutorials comin’!
I really like the Travel Tissue Holder. I’m going to make some because I ALWAYS have a few packs of travel tissues with me and they always get nasty if you leave them in the plastic holder they come in. They’re perfect for moms with young kids. My son is 3 and my twin girls are 1 so I NEED tissues. I can’t believe how much snot comes out of little kids.
What a great batch of tutorials! I love the everything bag – so cute! You guys are amazing as always!
Oh, and the everything bag was my favorite. It’s a basic bag, but I like the dimensions and the colors of Erin’s bag are great!
I have been looking for a good bag to make like the “Everything Bag” and can’t wait to clear out my current projects so I may begin this one! What a great tutorial, too. Nice job!
I love Grandma’s Needlebook – a terrific way to use up all those bits and pieces that are too wonderful to throw away.
Terrific selection of tutorials. Thanks for including the one I submitted.
I just love all the things I find here. Quilts are my favorite! Thanks for all the ideas.
Lots of great inspiration here. I have already made a few of Kerrimade’s tote bags!
The double pointed needle holder is so cute – I plan on making one for my sister!
Thanks for the great ideas!!!
Now that allergy season has arrived i must make that tissue holder, what a great tutorial
I’ll have to try out the belly band instructions. I wanted one of those with my first, and we are trying for another, so that would be great!
I love the belly band tutorial! Off to email it to all my pregnant friends.
Love, love, love all of them. thank you everyone!
Great tutorials! I am looking forward to trying quite a few of them, but especially the circle quilt.
I love tutorials. thanks for all the great ideas
I have made a similar crochet hook case…but like this one MORE! Wish I had seen this tutorial before making mine.
I could make another, I suppose……
This is a cool site. I love to sew. I will have to add this to my blog list.
I love when you group tutorials together! I still refer back to the handmade holidays collection when looking for inspiration! I’ve already bookmarked the new tute page!!
Great tutorials! I really like the travel sewing bag.
Love the everything bag! The fabric combinations and the button closure just make the bag!
Tutorials? What a fabulous idea! Only problem is choosing which one to make first! : )
Wow ~ great bunch of tutorials! I like the variety and dont know where to begin! Maybe the “Everything Bag” or the “Sit Upon” but I also like the “Crotchet Case”. Thanks for sharing!
WOW! There are such amazing tutorials! I just found out i’m pregnant so the maternity band will be particulary helpful and I have a daughter that LOVES play food so I just adore the ice cream cone!!!
Wow, the waffle cone project looks so neat! What a creative idea.
The peeper tutorial is great, I can’t wait to try it out. The tutorials have been so helpful, with tons of awesome ideas!
Tracy
It is always so interesting to see how people do things in their own way.
So many fun things to try! I may need to make that sewing bag.
so many good projects, so little time. I really need to stop looking at these when I’m at the office! How long ’til five o’clock?
ohh! I must make the Sit Upon. We have a ton of out side events and I hate siting directly on the ground. Great idea and so simple!
Thanks!
I love (!!!!!!) the Grandma’s Needlebook tutorial. I’m going to make a bunch of these for our Embroiderer’s Guild tea in June. Super cute!!!!
SOOOO many cool things to make!!! where do i start!!!
Fabulous tutorials as always!!! I love the Sewing Bag and the Travel Tissue Holder.
I love the belly band. I am currently pregnant, along with 4 friends, and I never even thought of making one of these! So fast and easy!
Do I have to chose just one? I’m loving the everything bag tute…the way the corners are made is interesting. I love loop and button closeures so I can avoid the dreaded button holes.
I see many grandma’s needlebooks in my gift-giving future! Thanks for the tute!!
The freezer paper piecing tutorial was especially helpful – I have never been able to do it, and have passed over beautiful patterns that required it!
Those are some really cool tutorials. I love the look of that cone tutorial. How real is that?!
I really like the crochet hook case and double needle case. I am going to need to make one as soon as I can get back on my sewing machine to bring some organization to all my hooks and needles!
I can’t wait to try the reversible napkin set with pouch. Those would make fantastic holiday gifts!
I used the tutorial about the quilt binding recently and found it very helpful. Thanks!
the waffle cone cracks me up!
Lots of great tuts here – can’t wait to see what’s next!
I want to try the tutorial on the wonky log cabin blocks, I love how they turned out.
My favorite tutorials are the Wonky log cabin block and the tote bag 1 & 2 tutorials. I don’t know if I will ever make the block for a quilt, but I love the look of it. Very fun! I could see myself making the tote bag. Very practical, and a nice size. I like how Kerri used two fabrics on the outside. P.S. I love the new “Spring Trees” fabric.
Oh gosh! I hope bedtime comes soon so that I can make a few things from this! The belly band is always going to be a big hit with preggos…maybe I will make some for a few friends! Thank you ladies for all your fabulous tutes!
so many great ideas! I wish I had had the Belly Band tutorial when I was pregnant!
I love the everything bag. Thank goodness it’s Friday!
Love this focus on tutorials!
Thanks,
~Stacy
Some really great tutes. The maternity belly band has been bookmarked, I searched for one like it when I was pregnant last time without luck. Now I just need to work on husband for baby No.3! LOL!
Love the waffle cone. Looks really complicated but the method is so ingenious that the project is now challenging to me yet doable. Thank you for sharing such a great idea.
I love the Grandma’s Needlebook by Charity! All of the projects look great – can’t decide which ones to make for Mother’s day. Besides the tutorials, it’s great to browse through some new blogs that I normally wouldn’t come across. Thanks!
Love the tissue paper holder – great for gifts!
I love the belly band! Support and style! What more could a pregnant lady ask for?
I just love that circle quilt!! I need a little more practice with quilting before I attempt this one though. Thanks Whitney!!
I would love to try the Reversible Napkin Set with Matching Pouch. This would make a fabulous gift for my mom she would love it! Great tutorial THANKS!
LOVE LOVE LOVE the wonky log cabin blocks!!! This one is definitely on my to-do list for all those upcoming baby quilts this summer.
There’s a lot of talent out there! I love that sewing bag!
Wonderful creativity here! Several excellent tuts. Liked the detail of the Everything Bag a lot.
I thought the napkins with the matching case was a lovely gift idea!
I am in love wiht the everything bag… I cant wait to make that one!!
Great list! I’m looking to test out the everything bag!
I’m pondering how early I can get the kids to bed so I can start cutting strips for the “Wonky Log Cabin.” Thanks for sharing!
I am inspired to do some crafting but have no real experience in sewing, the crochet hook tutorial is one I think I can pull off. It is well written and I think with the guide of the tutorial for a numpty newbie like me it just might work!
So many of these are on my to-do list now–but I think I’m going to start with that Everything Bag!
I love the circle quilt and the everything bag! But they all look so great, I wish I had time to try them all!
The tutorials are great! I especially like the sewing folder. It makes me want to get organized.
I like the Kerri Made Totebag…
I guess that makes things I make Keri Made!
The travel tissue holder is awesome! I always have tissues in my purse, especially for church on Sundays, and now I can carry them in something cute! Oooohhh, I hope I win!
There are some wonderful tutorials. I especially like the circle quilt and the wonky log cabin blocks. They both allow for a spontaneity that can lack in precise quilting. I will definitely give them both a go soon. Great job everyone.
I really liked the napkin tutorial and want to make a set (or seven) for my dinner table. What a great way to embelish our table. Also, would someone please explain a peeper to me. I didn’t quite understand what it is. Thanks!
I love that needlebook! It’s so cute and now I have to make one.
So many great tutorials! I’ve already checked out the stitching folder and plan on adding the “Everything bag” to my list of bags I want to make.
I loe the baby shoe pincushion! Can’t wait to find a tiny shoe!!!
Oh My Gosh! I love that circle quilt and it really does look pretty easy. I’m going to make one this weekend!
Going on a househunting trip in another city next week, but I came down with a cold. The travel tissue holder will give me that added touch of style that I so don’t feel right now. Better get to it. Sniff, sniff…
The belly band tutorial is just perfect! I just told my friend I’d make one for her.
I love the waffle cone and the stitched folder. Way to cute!
Great array of tutorials! I intend to use several of them in the upcoming weeks. Thanks, ladies! I’m fairly new at sewing and can only imagine how much work and effort it takes to write out a tutorial for a “newb” like me to follow.
I love how differently everyone makes their tutorials. That alone is fun to check out, even if I don’t get around to making these.
I love the maternity band tute. I wish I had known about it months ago as I am due to give birth in 3 weeks.
I especially like the Everything Bag tutorial. I never thought of turning the bag through a hole in the inside/outside seam. I’ve always turned bags through the seam at the bottom of the lining.
Thanks for posting these. I keep a bookmark of all those “someday” projects on my wish list.
The ice cream cone is amazing.
Love the maternity belly band. Very practical!
I LOVE the maternity belly bands!! I wish I had thought of that when I was pregnant. My BFF is having her first and I think I may just try making one of these for her. I also love the napkins with matching bag. I know someone getting married this summer and those would make an adorable wedding gift.
Love the needlecase idea. Perfect for me to try in the school holidays that have just started here!
Thank you for collecting all these great tutorials in one place! I am going to try the shadow applique and the travel tissue holder first.
I’m very excited to try the freezer paper piecing one! I see so many beautiful projects using that technique.
The instructions for the tote bag tutorial are super clear.
I loved love LOVED the jeans-into-skirt tutorial. I’ve always tried to do that, but it has never come out quite right. I sent this to a friend who is losing weight and is attempting to save money by altering the clothes that no longer fit her. she loved it as well!!
-heather
These tutorials really inspire the craftiness.
A belly band! I was thinking of buying one – now I can make it! Thanks!
I’m very tempted by the jeans-to-skirt tute!
I LOVE the waffle cone. Perfect. I’ll have to make three because they’ll all want their own!
I love the Wonky Log Cabin blocks. I created a quilt for my new niece with those!
Oh, I have to make Kerrie’s totebag. It’s beautiful.
I love tutorials! I can’t believe I didn’t know there was such a thing until a few months ago. I am definitely going to make the “Everything Bag.”
I can’t pick a favorite, there are too many good tuts! I should’ve made a dozen of those maternity belly bands when I was pregnant, I was too big for any but my husband’s XXL shirts.
These are great. Will have to come back for some later. The pregnancy belt looks very useful.
It’s the belly band for me! Five months pregnant and all my tops are starting to get too short! I was going to go and buy one, but they are hideously expensive for what they are, so I guess I can now make one…or tow or three! THanks and what a great idea~!!
I really enjoyed looking at all the tutorials but I think I may have to try the Shadow Applique. I love to applique and have never seen it done this way.
Wahoo! These all look so great! Thanks!
I love the belly band tutorial! Something similar would also be great for non-pregnant people who want extra coverage if they’re wearing short tops and low-rise pants!
LOVE that bias binding tutorial. I always hate that step, and this makes it SO easy! THANKS!
I loved finding the tissue holder tutorial. It’s a good use of fabric scraps and will make great stocking stuffers! Thanks!
I love the skirt-from-jeans tutorial! This will be the perfect recycle for my young daughter’s too-short jeans. (She’d rather wear a skirt, anyway!)
Thank you for the crochet hook tutorial…going to see if I can modify it into a purse!
i can’t wait to try the reversible napkin tutorial. makes me want to get started on Christmas presents.
I’m going on a trip in a week and I think I’m going to make myself the everything bag before I go (or try to at least)!
Thanks for the all the greats tutorials!
Awesome job, everyone!!! I love the little sewing bag… gonna make me one of those…
Lord knows I could have used that maternity pants tutorial 8 months ago. I realize maternity pants have improved over the years by leaps and bounds, but still come on $60.00 or more for well made well fitted maternity jeans come on.
what a great resource! A lot of clever tutorials and the ice cream brings a good chuckle to me on this friday afternoon!
These are all great tutorials. Everyone has put in a lot of work. My favourite is the Circle Quilt.
Well done to everyone.
Oooh, I see so many to try–the everything bag might be a good start…and the napkins and the binding one are also of interest…
Wow, that sit upon looks a lot better than the ones I used to make in Girl Scouts (2 pieces vinyl, some red acrylic yarn and a pile of newspapers)!
Love the tutorials, especialle the belly band…I’m not expecting yet, but I have seen these things sold for $20+ and its just a bit of stretchy fabric! Thank Purl Bee…you have made sewing fabulous again for another generation of seamstresses.
What a great bunch of tutes! I’m really looking forward to trying the everything bag!
I have checked out every tutorial.. except the maternity one.. dont want to go there again! LOL mine babies are teenagers (almost) now! LOL
I did especially love the grandma’s needlebook and love that blog! and the tote pattern? perfect!
Lissa
australia
Love the Shadow Applique! Thanks!
Can’t wait to try my hand at the everything bag
Love the pics and description!
These tutorials are so much fun! I think I see a few of them coming my way in the near future! But which one to try first???? Thanks for such a fun and informative place to visit!
I’d never even thought to add a peeper to a quilt [seems like it would be a nice detail on bags too!], thanks for the idea!
these are all so great … i especially like the ones to help organize my stuff … crochet hook case, sewing folder and sewing bag
an okay start — can’t wait to see what else people come up with
So many more things to add to my to do list. That maternity belt is a great idea! Loving the circle quilt too. I can imagine that in primary colors for my boy’s room.
Wonky quilt has me curious and dreaming…..Looks like a great homemade gift for the teenagers in the family…..Or mayybe me!
Oh! So many cute idea’s! I really want to try that bag one very soon!
Many blessings,
-Kittee
I will definitely use the belly band tutorial! And I am working on a tutorial of my own!
i love the tutorial for the wonky long cabin block. i am in love with the effects of that style of quilting, so this was fun to see!
Yikes! Where to start? So many great ideas, so little time..wonky log cabin is next on my list due to the very helpful tutorial. Thank you S to S for the ever inspiring porjects and fabrics!
I spent over $30 for those “bella bands” when I was pregnant. I searched and searched for a tutorial on how to make one of my own and there was nothing. I’m bookmarking this one for the next pregnancy
I read through the peeper tutorial and can’t wait to try it out on my next quilt! There are some beautiful tutorials, as always, here!
I love that tote bag!
I love all the fun fabrics the contestants have used. I plan to make the wonky log cabin. Thanks to all the entrants for sharing their ideas.
I absolutely love the napkin and pouch set—great for my sister and I love the belly band. I wish I knew about it last year when I was pregnant with #5 but I love that I can make it longer to nurse in. THANKS!
I am going to try the Pin-tucked Strip Piecing Tutorial! Thanks s o much.
I’m so glad to see these tutorials! Endless sewing inspiration and ideas. Thank you, and all of those who posted.
I especially love the sewing bag- I have a coworker who I taught to hem pants, and she borrows my thread to hem pants all the time. I bought her basic thread colors, but I have been trying to think of a cute type of sewing box or container. This will be perfect!
I am also pretty sure I’ll be making a few Everything Bags. I liked the description of making box corners in that one.
so cute!
Can’t wait to get started! Especially the log quilt block!! I knew this contest would bring about fabulous things…….
I’ve been looking for a good solution for my knitting needles. Craft cross-pollination!
Wow, lots of great entries in the contest. I am glad I am not one of the judges. Thanks for sharing with us.
what a great resource for tutorials!
I really need to make a couple of tote bags!
Thanks for the inspiration + motivation.
I love the belly band- You could make it in so many great colors and actually feel attractive as a little round Pregnant woman!
Love the wonky log cabin and the bags! Great tutorials!
That maternity belly band is such a clever idea.
The crochet hook case and stitching folder really caught my eye. Lots of great inspiration!
What a wonderful talented group of people! I can’t wait to try out Peg’s peeper method.
I love the crochet hook case! All of the tutorials are so creative and beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
I love reading tutorials, thank you all so much for the time you put into them!
the maternity belly bands are great for non-pregnant girls too, just to avoid the ‘belt of flesh’, as stacy & clinton call it! great for extending a too-short tee. love all the tutorials…thx
I love the reversible napkin set tute…already made it! All the tutes are great!
I just got the hang of the regular log cabin… but I’m going to have to use the wonky log cabin next!
I like the look of the Wonky Log Cabin block. I’ve marked it for possible future use.
I love the wonky log cabin block. It looks young and fresh–would make a perfect gift pillow for my sophisticated European daughter-in-law. Thanks, Jacquie.
Oh my goodness, a sit-upon! I haven’t seen one of those in ages. And it isn’t made out of newspaper and hideous pleather! I might just have to make a couple for camping.
These are all great tutorials. I will definitely be trying a few.
I have to say there are a lot of wonderful tutorials here. My absolute favorite is the Grandma’s Needlebook. I’m definitely making some of these. And she did a superb job with her tutorial.
There are so many really neat tutorials here that it’s hard to choose just one, but I absolutely LOVE Erin’s Everything Bag. Thanks for the nice tutorials, ladies!
I was intrigued by Peg’s Peeper tutorial as I hadn’t a clue as to what a peerer is. Now I know what that tiny part of a quilt border is called. You can easily guess I’m not an experienced quilter. But I must admit that the kid in me loved Hannah’s waffle cone. I’m wondering what fabric she used.
I wish I would have had a belly band pattern when I was preggo! Ill remember it for friends
I am interested to check out all of these tutorials, but I think I am going to try Erin’s Everything Bag first. The tutorial looks really clear and the bag is really cute. The hardest part will be deciding on fabric.
Oh, I especailly enjoyed the freezer paper tutorial.
Wow! I see a lot of things here I want to try! Great tuts, everyone!
I’m quite keen to give the circle quilt a go – so fun to have all these new tutorials to choose from!
I love the circle quilt tutorial – it looks like easy and fun!
I’d love to try the wonky log cabine block without a doubt!
My friend just found out she’s having TRIPLETS!!! so I totally want to try the maternity band tut! Thanks for all the great ideas!
wow, some really fun stuff here! I’ve been meaning to make a knitting needle holder for sometime so this double point holder is on my to-do list and several others here on my when-I-have-more-time list. . .
I love the everything bag and can’t wait to try it. I already know what fabric I am going to use.
Love these! Can’t wait to try the maternity belly band for a newly pregnant friend.
Great minds think alike! I made myself some Maternity Belly Bands when I was preggo with my last baby because I couldn’t find them in our local stores. Great tutorial! I wish I could’ve made mine with lace on the bottom, but I didn’t know how that would work with stretchy materiall??
There are so many great tutorials here. First on my list to try are the Reversible Napkin Set with Matching Pouch tutorial and the Travel Tissue Holder tutorial.
Great gift ideas! I like this world of sharing patterns via blogs.
awesome tutorials! thanks for sharing.
my favourite are the tote bag and the grandma needlebook (clever use of old cards) though i am quite fond of the shadow applique
I like the crochet hook case by Tracy. It was well explained and the photos were of very helpful. I can’t wait to do many of these projects!
Excellent tutorials – Thanks! I can’ wait to try them out. I’m starting with the crochet hook case – I need one of those so bad!
I think I might try the sewing bag, or the pin tuck quilt. My to do list grows faster than I sew!
Love the belly band tut. I wish I’d had it before but I’ll use it next time!
I love that travel tissue holder tutorial! A gret idea for leftover bits (of which I have many).
Such creativity! I really like the Everything Bag—will have to make one!
I’m realy excited about all of these, but especially the circle quilt tutorial. I have been wanting to make some kind of circle quilt for a while now but was unsure how to go about it. This looks like exactly what I was looking for! I also really like the crochet hook case and they everything bag. Lots more to add to my “to-do” list!!!
Oooh…I was just looking at some travel tissue holders on Etsy made from the cutest Japanese import fabric. Thanks for the tut! Now I can make my own! Also love the “how to calculate the amount you need for your binding” tutorial. Still need to check out some of the rest of them but I am definitely intrigued by the Circles Quilt and the Freezer Paper Piecing.
I’m digging the waffle cone tutorial as well as the crochet hook holder. Really what I like the best is a page with so many great tutorials. Now for someone to post a tutorial on how to get all these great things done as well as all the normal day to day stuff.
the circle quilt looks fun – I’ve been getting the quilting bug lately.
These people are all very talented, not only as craft’s people, but also as teachers. I’ll be trying out several of the projects!
Thanks for all you do!
Karen
thanks for the opprtunity presented by the contest and loved the tutotrials. Great and lovely.
Thanks for the needlebook charity – I’ve been using an old change purse and the needles work themselves out through the sides!!
I *love* the wonky log cabins. It’s so great to see how they’re done – it was a mystery to me!
The maternity belly bands are fantastic too. I used mine a LOT when I was pregnant, and at that awkward in-between stage when I wasn’t big enough for maternity clothes, but my normal clothes were becoming a little too revealing.
I love the napkins, how creative!
Thanks for all these great tutorials! I love that wonky log cabin.
What a fun collection of tutorials this is going to be. I love the sewing bag! I’m thinking it would be perfect for a little embroidery project on the go. I’m planning on doing some summer embroidery when I’m stuck at the pool for swim classes. Thanks for the tutorial. I really do mean to do my go-go art bag tutorial, but I have been chosen to do my civic duty as a juror this and next week – yikes! So I may not make it in time for the contest. But my poor daughter really does need one – I’ve made them for all of her friends! I’ll tut her bag! It is great to see how everyone does their tutorials – I’m gleaning good tips!
I really love the napkin set. It is such a nice, small housewarming present for special friends.
Wow. Tha’ts an impressive listing of tutorials. I will have to get off the computer and start sewing. I think I’ll have to try the Everything Bag tomorrow.
Wonderful tutorials! I especially can’t wait to try my hand at the crochet hook case and reversible napkin set!
I love the napkins, they are so simple and yet I had never thought about making my own napkins, hah. I also love the baby-shoe pin cushions. My mom’s birthday is coming up and she would love both of those things. Looks like its time to pay her back for getting me a sewing machine for my birthday.
I love the circle quilt and the tut on pin tucking, can’t wait to try both of these out when my machine is fixed. Thanks for the inspiration and encouragement!
One does not have to be pregnant to enjoy one of Christys belly bands, they are perfect for using those tops that have shrunk a little bit, or for closing that horribly cold gap between your top and your jeans.
I really like Jacquie’s Wonky Log Cabin block. Her explainations were excellent and easy to follow.
It’s hard to pick just one…but I really like the “Everything Bag” tutorial. I cannot wait to try and make one.
I love the Sit Upon. That brings back so many memories of girl scouts and when we made our own. Hadn’t thought about those in years. Good to see that some golden oldies are still around.
Great tutorials….love the reversible napkins. Too cute!!!
Thanks for posting such wonderful tutorials! There are some I can’t wait to try out.
Love the tutorials, plan to make Grandma’s Needlebook ~ Charity
today. Thanks for the great ideas (all of them!).
Caron in Michigan
http://blog.caronmosey.com
I can’t wait to use that “Pin tucked Strip Piecing” tutorial! And the belly bands (wish I had known that when I was pregnant) and the “Everything Bag.” Great round of tutorials.
The tutorials are awesome. Thankyou all so very much.
Oh, my. I want to make everything. But I think the waffle cone especially. The Internet is such a wonderful resource for those who love to sew. In the old days, it was a lonely pastime.
Wow. some great inspiration out there. Thanks for sharing.
Love the jean skirt tutorial.
Thanks to everyone for passing on their instructions. Now if I only had your skills!
Anything with “wonky” in the title is a must for me ….
belly band looks fun! Hopefully it will get some use here.
I read the tutorial about the “peeper”…….silly me, I couldn’t figure out what a peeper was until I read the tutorial…….good tut and wonderful blogger, I’ve added Peg to my list of favorites.
Thanks for continuing to inspire our fabric artistry!!
I have two nephews that will be getting felt icecream cones soon! Great bunch of tutorials.
These are fabulous! Can’t wait to try them!
great tutes ladies. I can’t wait to try some out. I sure wish I had that maternity belly band one about a year ago!! LOL. Great Idea.
I am amking my soon-to-be 4 yo a play food/waitress set. The waffle cone would be so cute along with the other items I’m working on!
All these tutorials are great — well done and easy to navigate through. There is one tutorial I’d like to see though…
…how to get more hours into the day to sew!
So many lovely things to make… so little time.
Is there a tutorial somewhere with tips for finding time to do all of these fun things??!!!
They all looked great! Thank you!!!!
All of these look great! Can’t wait to make some tote bags for grocery shopping!
the everything bag is cool, and easy to follow. i love tutorials as i live somewhere where you can’t buy patterns!
All of these tutorials are awesome and I am definately going to make that tote bag!
Ooh! I would love to make so many of these things! I could really use the crochet hook case, and the tote bag is amazing!
These tutorials are soooooo helpful. Many, many thanks!
Great tutorials really! The most useful would be the crochet hook and double-pointed needle cases…and that awesome little sewing bag, but that travel tissue holder is soo cute!
Love the belly band tut.
I’m not pregnant – but how knows…
I will give it a try then.
I’m definitely liking the maternity belly band. I’ll be needing some of those soon!
Thanks!
The Freezer Paper Piecing tutorial is awesome! Prior to the tute, I didn’t understand the process.
Wow so many tutorials to choose from. Love the Sit Upon especially since it is something I can have my 4 y.o. help me with when it is time to sew up the end (she really wants to learn to sew). And the reversible napkin set is also something that I’m looking forward to trying. Thank you all for sharing your tutorials and SMS for such a great blog and posting them. Definitely very inspirational and can’t wait to get started!
Em’s sit upon tutorial has answered my question about sewing on those vinyl table cloths. I think they would be great for making some bags to use to carry wet swim gear. I am definitely trying that out now. The sit-upon looks great. I freeze my butt off at hockey games even though they are indoors and this would be a good solution.
Wow, so much inspiration, so little time! Thank you for gathering all this great info in one place.
Thank you, great tutes! I love the pin-tucked strip piecing.
It’s hard to choose, so I’m going to go practical. I really like the ‘how much binding’ tutorial, and the tote bag! One I really need to study more (binding), and one I really want to make so I can stop using those darn plastic grocery bags!
Thanks for this.
Love tutorials! Thanks for posting these.
I love the fabric used in the crochet hook case. The addition of the ribbon and button make it so cute! I want to make a dpn holder like it.
I can’t wait to try the everything bag tutorial and the wonky log cabin block!
Love the belly band and tote bag.
Erin’s Everything Bag Tutorial is great! Very clear instructions as well as great pictures to go along~
I also enjoyed reading The Wonky Log Cabin Tutorial…looks like a fun quilt to make!
The maternity belly band is such a good idea! I paid big bucks for mine when I was pregnant! Now I can make them for my pregnant friends. Thanks!
I think I am going to try Kerri’s tote bag this weekend! Lots of great ideas in those tutes though!
the everything bag tutorial looks great, and would make a super diaper bag. can’t wait to try it. thanks so much!
Love the jeans into a skirt idea, Have to give it a try thanks.
I’m fiishing up my first doll quilt, so the binding tutorial is just in time! Now I’ll have to do some measuring and find a calculator!
I really like the handbag pattern – might have to stitch one up!
The maternity belly band looks so simple and so functional. Lovely!
My daughter is due to deliver my grandson next week. The belly band is a great idea. She had a hard time finding one that fit!
Diane
the everything bag is the best bag tutorial i’ve seen yet! so detailed & clear. thank you!
Loving the math tutorial for “How much binding do I need?”! No more wasting fabric here.
I love the tote tutorial, but I’ve looked at almost all of them!
wow! love the tutorials, I think i bookmarked three! great site, love the new fabrics. peace
Thanks for all the great ideas and instructions. There are so many creative sewers out there. Can’t wait for Women’s clothing month too!
wow! is it possible to have so many great tutorials at my finger tips AND is it possible that so many have commented???? thanks guys!
Great tutorials…there are so many talented folks out there! Trying to decide which project to try first is the biggest challenge.
Really nice job on all the tutorials! I especially liked Keri’s bag and the crochet hook case.
AHHHHHHHHH I already spend more time on the computer than I should and now you give me more fantastic things to look at and learn from. First of all I think I’ll be looking through the scraps and trying some pintuck strip piecing. Thank-you for so many new things to try.
Oh my, the list of things to make gets bigger! First of the list are the napkins…
How cute is that waffle cone? I love all the stitching folders too!!
wow! Kerri’s tote bag looks so cool…. putting it on my list of Things To Make. Thank you! And thank you for including the photos because I’m a visual person.
So many great project and tutorials to try out.
I really like the quilting info on it. Just very usefull and great explanations.
And I’ll definitly try the ’sitting on’ one.
Wendy
Wow what a great list of tutorials! Love the crochet hook case, and the wonky log cabin. Thank you for sharing these with us! : )
I’m already getting ready to do the sewing bag by diane – it’s beautiful
Awesome page! Love that all the tutorials are compiled here. I especially like the tote bag tutorial cos I love tote bags!
Looking forward to having a go at the Kerri made tote.
Thank you for including my tutorial. I’m keen to try the everything bag and Grandma’s needle cases, they both look great!
I feel in love with Charity’s complete web site because of her tutorial submissions. I especially love Grandma’s Needle Case. It’s probably due to the fact that I LOVE anything done in “30’s reproductions. Thanks for all your inspiration and your give aways.
I like the sewing folder tutorial because it is so quick and easy to spice up an old ugly folder and much nicer than what you would purchase in a store!
Wow, these are all so awesome! I’m definitely going to be trying some out, especially that Everything Bag. It’s fabulous!
I love the tutorial for the tissue holders. Very well done.
Thank you Maria for the tutorial on Binding ! “How much binding do I need ? ” I’m sorta a newbie.
I’ve made a dozen or so quilts in the past, but had NO clue what I was doing. Recently I’ve started sewing again, and this time I’ve used mostly the Internet to learn how to really sew/quilt! So grateful for all those talented people that share their talents with everyone ! So excited to bind my next quilt! LOL. (that’s a first).
I can’t choose. The tote tute from Kerri Made, or the skirt made from jeans….Cool!
Love these tutes! DH will have some fun stuff to work on this summer! He’s the sewer, not me!
Wow! I love the Everything Bag! It is just the size and shape that I have been looking for. The tutorial is also quite nice! Thanks!
Ooooooooooooooh! I love the Pin-tucked Strip Piecing, that is just unbelievable!! I wish I had the patience to do that.
What great tutorials! I really like the Grandma’s Needlebook..now if I can just find the time to make one =)
Thanks to everyone for sharing such great and creative work!
The maternity band one is cool, I whish I had done this when I was preggers, Oh well maybe I will make some for friends.
I also like the idea of turning Jeans into a skirt… what a great way to make that cute pairs of ’short’ jeans work a little longer for those of us with tiny waisted children (my 5 year old needs a size 6 for length, but she can wear a 3T for waist size, those 3T’s do make great capri’s though).
Wonderful tutorials, I especially like the crochet hook, boy do I ever need one of those!
I’m looking forward to trying some of these out – thanks.
I like the tissue holder, what a cute little gift. Handy for anyone and super quick and simple.
oooh, i love the napkin and tote set, the everything bag, and the double pointed needle case! thanks for all the great ideas and tutorials!!
I think the everything bag tute might be just perfect for my bridesmaids presents.
I am really interested in the reversible napkins with pouch–not only for myself (to keep the sets together!), but for gift giving as well! Great idea!
I think there are a lot which look neat. I couldn’t quite figure out the belly band once I read through it more carefully, though. I think I’m too much of a beginner. I was able to make a bunch of tissue holders for moms I know (mother’s day). Very clear and easy. I’m looking foward to a new batch of tutorials soon. Part 2?
LOVE the waffle cone tutorial! We’ll be adding a few of those to our play kitchen! I’m excited for more great tutorials to come…..
Love the Wonky Log Cabin blocks and the Tote Bag tutorials. I’m bookmarking them!!
i love these ideas and my favorite one to try this week is the peeper and wacky log cabin! this is a fun challenge with lots of great ideas.
Okay, I have to add a second comment here. I just got through reading the wonky log cabin tutorial post, and I am in looovvvveee with it. At the moment I’m making a crazy quilt for my daughter, but my good machine went down (sniff, sniff) and I’m stuck with my old Necchi that will only do straight stitches. So the crazy quilt look isn’t working too well now. I am going to piece some of these wonky log cabin blocks to finish off the quilt, and it will look awesome! Thanks for this awesome site and wonderful ideas :0)
I appreciate the crochet hook case tutorial. It’s SO much different from the way I make mine, so it’s interesting to see the differences. What I want to make, though is the tissue case. I think it’d be a fantastic gift edition.
I love the shape of that tote bag, perfect for the store (no crushing things at the bottom).
I love the wonky log cabin block – I’ve made a similar quilt from these sorts of blocks, and they look sooooo fun!! Purple and orange, like a gorgeous sunset.
Wow, 3 tutorials for things I was trying to figure out – thatnks!
LOVE the log cabin block and the everything bag!! can’t wait to try them!!
You guys are amazing…love the tree fabric! *every tree hugger should have tree fabric I think! Can’t wait to check out some ot these tutorials …I’ll become a sewer yet!
Kimmie
mama to 6
one homemade and 5 adopted
Great ideas, I will be making the tissue holders and tote bags to match for year end teacher gifts. Thanks for the great ideas and inspiration.
I love all these tutorials. Who needs to take a class? Thanks for sharing these.
I’m new to sewing and I’m loving it. And I love the tutorials! I think I’ll start with the double pointed needle holder, then the sit upon, and eventually I’ll graduate to the everything bag. : )
I looked at all the tutorials! They are all great. Most of them are what I have never made and didn’t know how to make. I opened a new blog in English partly because I wanted to give a try to be a part of this wonderful tutorial contest. I’ll update a tutorial soon and enter my tutorial! I’m so excited!!
Wow! There are so many AMAZING tutorials that I want to try them all…especially the tote and the log cabin blocks! Now I just have to figure out a way to get through all of my grading sooner so I can get sewing! Thanks to everyone who shared their talents!
Fun tutorials and a great giveaway idea. I really like the tree fabrics- very cute.
Great tutorials! I can’t wait to see Nanette’s on there! (FredasHive) I want to win some free fabric
so bad!
I have to check out the maternity band – I’m right at the place where my pants won’t button anymore. Ugh. Thanks for the tutorial!
Love those wonky log cabin blocks!! The tutorial for the everything bag was very good too.
way too many cute ideas, how does one choose?
I absolutly love the “Reversible Napkin Set with Matching Pouch”. I must make this for me!
Thank you!
Love the tissue holders .I made some similar for Christmas gifts and every one loved them. All of these are great.Wow,so many creative gals out there!
Thanks for the inspiration. I always enjoy visiting here.
I love the waffle cone! Not only is it the cutest thing ever, it looks good enough to eat! Love it! Love it! Love it!
Thanks for all the great tutorials. I can’t wait to try them. It’s hard to pick which one to try first.
Love the wonky log cabin. I’ll have to mark this page and keep it in my “idea” box.
That “how much binding” tutorial is such a great idea. AHA!
how much binding do i need? this is perfect info for me because i’m exactly at this point in making my 1st quilt!
Thanks for all the great tutorials; always wondered how to figure how much fabric I needed for my bindings. Also loved to see all the projects and the fabric choices. I do have a problem in getting my colors together.
I bookmarked almost half of these — thank you!!!
On second look, I will definitely be trying the circle quilt and the everything bag with corners, and I like the idea of the sewing bag, too. Thanks for all the great tutorials.
Great tutorials – can’t wait to give some of them a try!
Thanks!
I’m so excited to see my tutorial on here! Woo Hoo! I also love the napkin set, and will be making these for Christmas presents this year! I’m so glad you’ve done this tutorial contest, I love seeing all of the ideas!
These are such wonderful tutorials. This is a great way to learn new techniques.
I don’t have a blog but I have become addited to surfing the sewing blogs. The truth is that each and everyone of the contributors did excellent jobs on the tutorial. The Chrochet Hook Case caught my because of the sweet bow closure. All are throughly enjoyable.
Thanks Yvonne
I’ve never sewn in my life, I’m actually very afraid of it………but seeing Your tutorials, how you take your time to explain everything step by step really really helps alot, so I shall master the courage………one of this days and get on with it!! (Can’t wait to make my own tote bag).
Great tutorials- I love the belly band – bunch of friends are pregnant, so these would good gifts for the mommies!